Nutrition
The six types of nutrients.
What are protein, Carbohydrates, Lipids, water, vitamins, and minerals.
The other term for nostrils.
What is Nares?
This specie does not need to be fasted prior to surgery.
What are Rabbits?
How you would position a dog for a right lateral thoracic x-ray.
What is laying on its right side with front legs outstretched?
The most important nutrient.
What is water?
This specific type of nutrient is composed of only amino acids.
What is a true protein?
The ideal body condition score for a dog.
What is 4 - 5?
This reduces the chance of vomiting and aspiration during surgery.
what is fasting animals prior to surgery?
The 5 pieces of radiology PPE.
What is Lead apron, lead gloves, radiology glasses, thyroid shield, and dosemeter badge?
Seven different routes of administration.
What is IV, IM, IO, SQ, Topical, Oral, Rectal, ID, IP?
This specific type of nutrient uses nitrogen to convert food into protein in ruminants.
What are Non-protein Nitrogens?
The term for having an uncoordinated gait.
What is Ataxia?
The two types of drains a doctor can place in an animal.
What are active drains and passive drains?
This is the x-ray position a dog would be in if it is laying on it's back.
what is Ventrodorsal?
The seven types of wounds.
What are abrasions, lacerations, degloving injuries, burns, bite wounds, decubital ulcers, and pressure sores?
These vitamins are fat soluble.
what are Vitamins A, D, E, and K?
The assessment of the patients through the tactile sense of ones hands and fingers.
What is palpation?
The four main types of potential contamination during surgery.
What is moving in and out of the surgery suite, Excessive talking in surgery, non-scrubbed personnel reaching over sterile field, and shaking towels and drapes in surgery?
This is the x-ray position a dog would be in if it is laying on it's belly.
What is dorsoventral?
The seven logs required in a Vet Hospital.
What are surgery logs, radiology logs, hospitalization logs, medical waste logs, laboratory logs, anesthetic logs, and controlled substance logs?
These are some examples of antioxidants.
What are Carotenoids, Selenium, Vitamin C, and Vitamin E?
These four terms are used when referring to the Ears, Eyes, mouth, and nose of a patient.
What are Otic, Optic, Oral, and Nasal?
These are items that need to be sterile in a surgery suite.
What is the surgical light handle, the surgery pack/instruments, the surgery table, the doctor's gown and gloves,
The element that generates x-rays.
What is tungsten?
The three methods of sterilization.
What is steam sterilization, gas sterilization, and cold sterilization?